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Newspaper Page TextIfawniimki'QjiUfttr RICHARD W. (.Kl iift, Editor 5 Preprl'r. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION |*2 50 D ALU ION. G IOOKUIA, SATCKDAY MORNING, OCT. ‘24th, IS7I. FOR CONGRESS- FIRST DISTRIC I'; Hon. Julia i Hartridge, OF SAVANNAH. THE NEW YORK HERALD AND THE AR REST OF THE CJ'JNT VON ARNIM. Tno C mat Von Araim is a Ger man nobleman of ancient lineage, high position, ns 1 j.rtuf diplomatic abilities. He has served nrs country effectively in many of the most deli cate ami perilous situations in which the Germ in Empire has found its self placed during its recent strides togrout noss, and a paramount p isrliou in the arena of European politics. Some time since, he fell under the displea sure of the imperious Bismarck, and was forthwith disgraced. Resenting this treatment he threatened to pub lish his defence. Toe Germ ui Pre mier did not relish the idea of the expose involved in this proceeding and remonstrated ii terms at once emphatic and irresistible. In short, the Count was suddenly made prison er, and all his private papers seized by the strong hand of despotic powi r. The New York H raid, of the Bth, very properly censures the conduct of Bismarck and the German govern ment in this matter, and we agree with that paper Cordially in the opin ion expressed “that freedom and per sonal rights in Germany na ans, when it suits the interest or the pleasure of Bismarck.” The Ht raid seems to be touched, however, ami put on its metal that ''Munster Bancroft, editor Meedoll and othei learned Americans should see such a close r semblance between the new Gi nr an Empire anil these Uuited States as they now stand in the persona! freedom enjoyed by the subjects of the rcwpactive pow ers, and in tlm liberty, eulightcnm ut and progress that have conic with the new dispensation. The Herald indig nantly repudiates the resemblance. We can only say that we differ em phatically :n opinion on this point with our great contemporary, and agree entirely with Minister Bancroft. Wo think that the analogy an'l resem blance between the despotism of the German Empire and that of the em pire of radicalism is perfect and com plete. Looking to the reckless exor cise of despotic power as now dis played in sundry Sou tin rn States for the sole purpose of advancing the political interests of the Radical par ty, and of keeping in power plunder ers aud thieves over an oppn ssed and down-trodden people. Is it not true that “freedom aud personal rights i the United States menus, when it suits the interest or the pleasuie ot Grantor Williams?” We know that that imperial pleasure has not been exercised to any great extent of late, or in fact since Mr. Seward has ceased to tinkle his “little bell, ’ in tiie lati tude which gives birtli each morning to another edition of the Herald, but the less favored clime of tin Southern States is hourly visited by the portentous manifestations of then resemblance to the workings ot the German Empire. As the public mind becomes accustomed to the exercise of these extraordinary powers, we will not be surprised to see evidences of their lemtieeiit operation in the streets of New York and Boston here after as frequently as they may he now witnessed amongst the melau cholly fields of Alabama or the liilis of Tenm sse. It is only a question of time, when it will not r-quire the astute intelligence of a Bumr-ift to other “learned American travellers” to trace the resemblance between the workings of the two governments. There is one advantage, however. which the Germans have under their despot, which woof these Bouiliern Slates do not enjoy. If we me to be lieve all Recounts, when Bismarck makes up his mind to go 'or a Bishop or a Count, or even a private citizen, he does it quite tenderly and cau tiou3lv. His mjrmidoms iu the very exercise of their inexorable office are wont to treat the victim with profound rtspeefc. They do not break into Lis house at night with oaths and exe crations to the terror of his hapless wife an I children; they actually tell him the cause of his arrest, exhibit some more formal authority than the barrel of a musket or pistol, and have been known to allow him several hours to arrange his private affairs. On the way to prison they do not band-cuff him and allow ihe rabble lo revile him; and even when the gloomy walls close upon him, they do not, starve him or deny him the con solations of co umnnicatiuo with i in frmiios. Miffidvtf of . lie at ig.-o tig ixffiaenoeß of iu.e piesSj we uiiihion m!k sc fact g in the hope lh.lt: ey in a; meet the ey. sof mir Missis Wdiiatio and Gi at, in connection with ih< treat nit nl experic; c-d ivct-n l y by Southern nun at ihe hands o United Sat s officials. We fee! evt rv confidence that Mt-s-rs. Wil liams and Grant are emulous to riva I'he feats of the Imj erial Bismarck ; We are disposed to make every allow mice for the paroenuium ol our des i pot ism, and we, therefore, entertain ! great hopes that in the prowss and fullness of time we may a' least reap the fruits of its it finemeot as \v<> are i now reaping those of its severity. AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA- Miss Susie Winke, of Savannah, was severely burned last week. Her clothes caught on tiro from the cook ing stove. The Gorman bark Neiderlan 1 an chored in Tybeo roads, parted In l cal 1 5 and went a shore on the south breakers. She is a total loss. The Griffin News says a great many young people of that city will com mit matrimony in October and No vember. Coffee county boasts a curiosity in a boy twelve years old, who weighs 300 pounds. He measures two feet four inches across the shoulders. Five small children in Johnson county recently picked, in < ne day, 1 401 pounds of cotton. That was good picking. Oar brothel quill-driver, Iv. Sfct wart, has sold t he Jes’.ip Georgian t > Messrs. Haines & Carter. The Griffin News puts f! o delega tion of ladies from that city to the State fair against any in the, universe for beauty. Now, dont bo too fast; wait ’till you see some from the sea coast. Mr. Henry Jordan, a thrifty farmer, living ab ut twelve miles from Black shear, had the misfortune to loose his corn-crib and stables, together with all the corn raised on his place this year by fire last week It was at fir-t thought to be work of an incendi try, but it. has since been ascertained Uni. allegro was in the habit of sleeping in the shucks who carried matches about him, and must have dropped oie which, the rats mistaking for food, caused the tiro. Mr. T. J. Perry, Senator elect from the Ninth District, on Ids way to Sa vannah to be married, met with a serious accident at the depot in Pda con. The train moved <lf and lie ran to overtake it. but the. headlight of a train comi lg in blind him so that he was unable to escape, and one of his legs was crushed by the engine. The iidelligi nee was tele graphed to his affianced in Savannah, and, like a true woman, aeeonq anied by ln r father, she hastened to his side. They were married by the lb v. George N. McDonald. The South Georgia Conference of the M. E. Church S uitli will meet in Savannah December 9. Quito a num ber of eminent divines will be present says the Advertiser. A youth in 'Urn'll county was caught bv the belting of a carton gin. and crushed before the mac!:!non could be stopped. Mr. J. C. Thrasher, living in ar Quitman, lost Ids house and kitchen by fire last Saturday night. Mr. Fred. Dinkins, of Tatnall coun ty, aged 102, walked several mi'e* io vote the democratic ticket at the re cent election. The follow i ig is a list of gin lions s burned within the past two weeks us far as heard from: Tims. Micro, of Sumter county, loss $800; T. G. Law son, of S'ewart county, loss six bales of cotton; Alexander Thompson, ol Houston county, and ou the same night in the same neighborhood, Mr. T. J. Cutor; Dr. J. \Y. Stiotln-r, of Mitchell county, 1 >ss $1,090; Mr. li. Tomlin, of Taylor county, loss twelve bales of cotton. The Radicals of Baker, Houston and Thomas counties have filed in tin Executive Dcpaitment notices of tin ii intention to contest the election cl Representatives. The Gulf railroad is getting up pamphlet describing the land * fit. id for sale along tne line of that road, with pi ice, dißCripfcion of soil, &e. Coming to Georgia. Several g n tleinen from tne Nmih have boen li lting iu north Geo gia, looking np ho.uts. Tiiev expia ss tin msLves as being much pleased. Wnyimt? We i have a mild and equai cluiiat ; a snl rich, and easily iiuprov and, a which will yn-h! viiu,nee i .1 i;.!ii ketald • produces, a ~ mil ;al wuii. . th it oiiiy neC'jo uuveloping (fiitij ©Y-liu •iu , v£. AN UUDINATii l'o he entitl'd an OnlihUnt•< to Supfu-ns Offer*# .fnjain.it Iht hd. ! <• i’edff, ■'ally <f Lfeano Morality of tht < i h J of Dariut, and for oihe. j/urpoies. CJection !. 't he Hoard of Cotinty Tom -3 missioncis. i v raising ju; LiLvfiou in tie itv of Darien, do ordain, and the s, uic i :oioby ordained, Ih a for the pnrpo.-e i •ircservjug the peace and quiet, safety an decency of the t.’ity < 1 Darien and the i: .labitaiits tiiereof. no person or j>, ,s a either in the night timo or in day time, wi be permitted to use any ] i-’iaae. obscene, boisterous or offensive laugiiU >e: or. to com mit any boisterous liotoas or dunderly conduct; or. to In'! found drunk in the - rets, Louse, shops, store or Church, or other building, public or private; or, in .my lane, highway, wharf, park, square, eoiuinon or other place, public or private, within the limits of said city at any time, upon pain of being arrested by nay (Tv .VLushal or Policeman, if committed in his or (heir pre.-.enci; or, upon complaint of a'ny citizen or citizens; or, on the information of the Chairman or any member of said Hoard, or of any ollieer of said city and np >n con viction th'-reol before the Police Court of said city, he or they ho offending shall pay a tine of not 1 hs than J\ve Dollars and ill costs nor more than Fifty DolW.s and all costs for each and every offence, and to be imprisoned and to labor on the public-streets; or wushu for the space of not more than fifty days. Cp*>u payment of the fine the Tnir.ua;> <• acting Chairman may remit the impi isi.lid labor. Sec. 2. And it is further ordained, by the authority afresaid. That if any person shall appear in an indecent, nude, nr s.-mi nudo state in o \ s'lVrt, lane, sip mi e. dock ■r oilier public place, and any per-on or persons who shall wilfully make an iiidecao, exposure of his or her. or of any i tiler per son, shall be iiahle to arrest, an 1 on con viction before the Police Con it, shall suffer the penally of not less than Five nor more than twenty-live D ..llavs and all costs, and in addition, be imprisoned and made t > work on the public works or streets for not move than twenty five days. Upon payment of the fine the Cdirman or acting hail man may remit the imprisonment and labor. Sec. 3 And it is further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That it shall not be lawful for any person or persons in any house or enclosure, public or private, with in the limbs of said city t-o disturb or molest the public peace and good order of saia city by an\- iioi .y or disorde ly conduct, upon unit: ol a fine of not more than Twenty-five Dol lars and costs, oi less than Five Do bars; and m addition, be imprisoned tor the space ol not more than twenty five days. And when ever it shall bo necessary' to preserve the peace by entering said eimlosure or bu Ming, it shall be the duty of any one of the city officials to ask admission; and ifresisttd <• refusal, tiro person so resisting or refusing ihall suffer the same penally. Upon pay ment of the tine tii ■ Chairman or acting Chairman may remit the imprisonment and labor. B.:c. 4. And be it further ordained, by the authority aforesaid. Tout no laborer, trad sirian<or merelw .t, or oth person do or etc 'raise anv labor < v eailu: or busin'-ss emi: cot'id with ti, ir daily av cation oil Tie Lords ay; or open any store lor tie. 1 sale o, merchandise . f any kind or sort i,works o 1 necessity, chanty, or of absolute avocations of the family excepted’, and eve; y person of the age of fifteen years of diserefi n, who shall violate ike levins of the sl ave ordi nance shall be fined the sum of no; loss than Five nor sin re than Filly Dollars and a!! nests for each offence, and lie imprisoned for the space of not more than uv uiy-fiv davs Provided n veglu-less. that me lieim-s and ice. the dressing of vituals in I' .niii -s’ hon.ses, taverns or hotels, nor the sde ,v. } broad (if early in the morning a-nl not alt - the hour of 8 v. m. > shall be prohibited by the r quinine.j is of this ordinance. Upon payment oi the flue the i.'hairm in or ,c;.hig Chairman may remit th ■ impii oam.nt. Sec. 5. And be ii. furt.ier ordn:ued, dev That no wagoner, teamster, drayman bu idl er, driver, or their se rants or a .eats or Other person wh,.Liver, sh ill ply iilmi tne city with tinar respective vehicles, nor con vey goods or m u eliaudi.se. wares or any o nei thing (-except baggage of and for a pa.wu ger or passenger., Mr Lie purpose of load mg or unloailmg any vessel; nor sh .li drive anv cattle, hogs, sneep or other drove -t am mals for market or trade, within the limits of sd city ou the 'imbath or Lord’s uay under a penally of not less than -j5 no.- ,uo.e than 8-5. or to be'impvisone 1, not to oxcee ’ ten clays for each and every oft nee. Ann no vt ssel or other Water craft, except steam ers plying regularly from port to port, wnieu may be m trxnsilu peases of imminent dan ger or necessity excepted uud r this ordi nance), shall .00 alloAed t i load or unload o any cargo at any wear!' or wti rves m said city on the Sabbath or f, ml's day, under a pcn.-dly of §25 for each a.,.i every ui'ence. >;•> keep, r of any house <>l entertainment, or tavern or iuu keeper shall allow any feast ing, rio.jng or (lisaider.v e■ : i u- ’ i.-tl'o to u breach of the peace an . ... L. ■ . . ate aiier i.nbcor us nets or In ..av, on the p.avt of any person or per , > : ; ; : • • in> i. bis jnenrses! ou the Lord's and iy, a . ,t pu. a!ty of $25 for each and every o .'enre. N,r shall it b law ful for any public games o sports or pas times, such as r dug. sh -ut ug at target or odi.-rwis ■, tin iting. tis.iing. lighting in person or with dogs, towns or any annual, plays, dancing, singi ,g. li idung. shouting, or other thing or pastime, or un hallowed occupation or iti.s nderly conduct whatever, sha.l engage in ou th • Sabbath or Lord's day under a penalty of not. to ex ceed rob tor each and e\v. y pe.s ul ami wr each and every offence: and .lie n.vuer or oc cupant of any house or place . o ad iwiug such offence shall, on eonncao i. iw fined a.-> prill opal, whether lie be ne u.t iy engaged or not iu slid breach ot t ie peace, and it shall be tne and iiy of tne Ui.y liarsna! or other officer t > c.u'efudy examine the prem ises of any eueios uv in said city c.ud at see that the 1 revisions of this sec l m are fa iy complied vv.tu, amfto p.aee all offenders and all such premises ou the Information Doc let. and he snail have cue powvr to outer the pu in.ses ol any ja rs n tor the purpose i suppressing tne same. Any person refusin', admittance to said premises shall be 1 able to li fine of 320 a.id to ..e hdd us a party to said offences; proseeo:i >.i for the same to be commence J witi.in >• ,ys thereafter. tvF.c. li. And a- ii .ii , ord lined, !fce.. Tnat tor the p -rp >s -s . ..is Ordinance it snail ue only iieeesii.y ...., the distnrtmnce ue oi .-affi ant u.t.nr o call the sudden atte tinii of ; .v’c-rs i, mi the street, or of Uic . oneealffy .sisjios and inmates of any holts, oi place oi busin-.-ss or public building, m of a contiguous i.-.s.deuce, if within an enclosure, cituvi by boisttroas or otherwise offensive, indecent or lofane speeeb, prof some unu.su.ff no.si calm luted to create dis order. Sec. 7. And bo it fun her ordained by the antiin. ty at-'esui i. Tunt- no person will be pe. uiitled to nJer t >r s ,:e unv obscene or j indecent literary work, print, picture, or any tiling of tti ; :iiad .* any house, store, street, lan., or on wiiu i r ■.•••mmou, or in any park or square f i . city, uon pain of a tine iff' ! not4ess .. li ns til l cost®, or more than Fifty c >... •:n l costs, and imprison ment to. viiu o t co ol not more than twenty- five days. Upon payment of the fine the Chairman or acting Chairman may remit the imprisonment and labor. Hpc. 8. And he it further ordained by •he Authority aforesaid. That it viill not bt lawful for any one to leaist or oppose anv <<: he City Marshals in the discharge oft Lei lntics; and further, th it if any ot the ahova Marshals should call upon any citizen to ssist him or them in making any arrest an" hey refuse, they shall suffer the same p* 11 ity as nny l e infiicte.il on the person 01 eisotis they were called upon to ageist ii he arrest of 'l'hat any one violating tiiii • rdinance shall b< fined not less than Fiv. •ollars and costs and not more that Twenty • e Dolin'.s and costs and he imprisoned to he space of not more than fifteen days, iht latter lining in die power of the Chairman ir ai ti ig Chairman pro tempore ti remit poii p lyment of the fine. Sec. t). And he it ordained by the nu h<>rity aforesaid. That no per mu shall be Hlowed to assemble with others ;or alone) it *he city jail during or after the arrest of ny person, and upon refusal to disperse, lie, she or they shall he arrested or placed njion the inform ttion docket, and on con viction fined not more than Twenty-five Dollars and not more than fifteen days j) jail, the Infer being in the power of the ’hiiirimui or noting Cliairm m pro tempore to •emit upon payment of the above fines. Sec. 10. And tie it ordained by the au thority aforesaid, That all arresls must he made with a city warrant, unless (he crime s committed ill the pres* lice of the officer or officers m which event he must procure, a warrant as soon as practicable. Sec. 11. And be it further ordained by the aforesaid, Taut no pe son shall he al lowed to keep (as proprietor) a disorderly house, and that no proprietor or keeper of any house will lie permitted to keep open after 1" o’clock Saturday night for the pur pose of dancing, frolicing. e'c..on pain of sung fined not less than Five Dollars and costs nor more than Twenty-live Dollars and costs, and not more than twenty days im prisonment; the latter being in the power of the Chairman or acting Cbairmanpro tempore to discharge upon payment of the fine. Sec. 12. And ho it further ordained, by the anthorty afores-id. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances militatingngainst this ordinance he and the same is hereby re pealed. Passed by the Hoard of County Cornnva sinners September 9th, 1874. SPALDING KENAN. Sopl9-tf t lerk and Treasurer. AN ORDINANCE To be entitled an Ordinance to Regulate the Office anl Prodding the M >de of file<ting and Pre sc ibing the Duties of Cleric of the hoard oj Commissioners, and for other Patposes. Section 1. The Hoard of County Com missioners exercising jurisdiction in the City of Darien do In reov ordain ami it is her by ordained by toe authority ot the sum-. That there sh i l I*.; h 1.1 an.rually, on tire first Wednesday in Jaim ry. an election for a Clerk ot the Hoard of 0 n miss;oners as aforesaid (who .shall he Clerk ami 'l’r us urer of the City of Damn . Pi,.;. if . y reason of sickness or dean, the lie sh-mid become vacant, the Chairman m V p oia-t and to till said vacancy by appuin moil, win li will hold good, imiii said vacancy ;s lib. and per name.:tiy by an election. Tuc said ]. k shall also be iSceitaiy ot the Linn id of 1 i: t Conun-nsioners tor lire Fort oi Darocn. i e shad before entering upon the- dunes of L s several offices take and subscribe to he oath pie eriLcd by law; ami .: i .1 i gbe oon.t w.th t-.vo or more good ami *•.inen lit securities in the sum of t-vo t.iiousu.iu dollars for tin faithful p> rim mane-, ot stu ics. Sec 2 Ali oe . .or her ordained by tin an: hoi ity" ,u o.'ero.i i.,e suiu-y of ti.c Slid Clerk rh ... -ec Hundred dol a per year; r.o- i.•. ..aide ny the Citj o. Darien ami ti..- > r h.ni by file OnUttij of iiilos i.o i ... .line monthly w.ieli in iumis. W.ill- . g is City Tresui'er In Siiaii i’i eei .; i' coot, on all SllUlS )).li ' nit ami o o ■ ... o i all sums reee.viii. if.: so i,i .ils .voel.'o tie t mowing tees, in ha jib'd y lad.vi.i ml reipii-lag ■ r .iabic l>r i lie .a !i : For every ce am -.m- or ' X.tract for any p . s in, not exceeding one page ,ex eep f r • ..airman o menu era of the ii ar-.l o. any Ciiy office v w ... seal aO 7o Fir affix..i, s. in (except to wan ants, exto Übiori. summon., or receipt). . 50 For oiie.ii petition > 0 For encu u> id 1 v>o For eu.-h i) s. s.;i . or Affidavit (x- p., : )Y a \\ ii -U.il O' * Jj'or Oi* ‘-'.i ll i l 1 00 For e.i.li i> ti t. lu lie Pop 3 00 For each aji cense 60 For attorn nag Cmin in u i*rtm uieuioer ior accinumoilau u o. private iud;* vidimis 1 f 0 F>r each Appeal to jSupeuor O-.-m t v saiuo tee a.l w.o Ulwk Superior Court m Code ot 0;i For e-tcu Tr.iiwcript 1 00 For eiu-a Fui'ui.shing and Ci ltifying Api.nstaue n £0 For earn TaX Fieri Farias Gu r )■ o.iOil * . 11l i t ...... ...... ..... oO F >i taiai \j : '1 cm ll Or too: i'o Ire Cou t Cos be paid-v dn udaii .li oonvicUul. Ido Sec. Aa-i it m inner ord.i.ne.d, .vr. Fa Cit shall . iord . ly .or s.u i Clelii ami ; leaHltl'er to ... .. ...I oal e in ihe City oi ij.i.iou 1.l a :n rat p.. ,tn> i at present ai til -City il tli Waoil tar saoio s.i.nl lie con piet and, v\ oicn . iiire nr s.iaii open and attend regularly cu.m ill, v i.aidays otiiy excejited, •inless ijy permit), .mi, train 0 a. in. to 2 p. 11l , to iV.i.eil a.i persons .taring naniuess with the said .utlioi ta>;a os said Gicr„ m the line of his doty miy rep i.r; mi l u sh.Si l e ids duty t ■ le.eiVr and iay orf t.e tue Ciia r iiimi, or .ruin'd, or tuomb.r Ihel'enl, or c a.ir inna of any eoniai. tee to whom and reeled, ni. petition oi application at tlie m Xi iegn ! tar nice.mg ni.tr s.ane has been hied, u. snoiier and required, and. tkeep an suon is nerre. sa.y on tile. Sac. 4. aud be it further ordained, Ac., foal the following snail constitute the special duties of said Clerk iu additio . to iiio.se included m previous sections, to wit: To nave recorded in t.ie iHre of Cior.i oi tne bupe.ior Court oi Mclntosh county all t'ua bonds taken f. r the following: City I Clerk and Treasurer, City Marsuid. Deputy Marshal, Harbor Master, witimi live day ' after said oiia t. shall qinuity. He shall also Keep in the vault prepared ior that purp .se, a.l nooks, papers, an 1 records of the cry ol a vainaoie nature, and safely deposit same in said vault when bis office sha.l close for tae day. While ail books or papers or records ol minutes, sales, ordinances and.all parts and other valuable documents of said City and Board, and iu no case shall he close ids office lor the day without so doing. While all books, papers, accounts, ordinances and ether puolic matter shall always be open to inspection of any citizen, being a resident and tax payer, it shall net be lawful for any person oi persons, whether au officer or private citizen, to remove any of the same from said office, upon any lie Meet whatever, without pci mission of said ■ Clerk, upon a penalty of, not to exceed Sol); i and at tue end of each year the said C.eik | shall make a written report of all such : record and their condition. To keep a true j record of all the proceedings of the Board of J Commissioners in a book kept for that pur. 1 put pose, und of all ordinances and their amendments and repeals; all rales, regula iatious and orders passed by them ut any mil all meetings, which lecoids shall be kept in suitably bound and labled books on file and in his office: and whenever necessniy to gi\e notice upon the public bulletins, ir i public gazette, of any such rule, order oi (refinance.; all such bei'ng published withii me week from their passage. To laep; ioeket of all i oases, criminal or oivil, (tael o itself; in which all parties and attorneys .allies, offences, fines, actions, judgment. . i turns of officers, Ac., shall be properly end distinctly recorded, and the same to bi aid beiore the Board at each regular mee.- ng thereof. To attend all meetings of th •oaril, when necessity requires, end of a, annmittees of said Board, keeping a um.ut of proceedings. To attest all document* sigued by the Chairman as such, att c!i the city or other seal as necessary. To receive, register and forward to the chairman of any committee authorizing the indei tednes V 1 not before approved by him) or to tile Com mittee on Accounts all bills against the city or Hoard (when properly certified) imu handed in. in accordance with the Ordi nance on Accounts, and when certified by the said chairman on accounts, to baud s au to the Hoard at the regular meeting next ensuing; and as Treasurer, to pay the same njion order for payment. To receive and en ter all informations, taking the name of the informer, and date of the same, returning the same to the Police Court, and issue sub poenas and Hammons for all parties and wit i esses to attend said Court or the Hoard at a certain day, therein to be named. To re ceive ull applications for licenses and to i.-- sue in usual form, receiving for the same the lee prescribed. To make out and attest all titles to city oroyerty, whenever granted by the authorities thereof. To receive and file ail applications for any' office in the gift vi said Hoard, and present same to the Hoard at proper lime i’o sw-ar in all officers oi said Hoaid and City' when oluerwise provided when elected or appointed, and give liiem ceiticates upon tne payment oi the fees prescribed, and to udvciliue al. elections or to fill vacancies . To attend alt courts held by the Chairman of tne Hoard, or any member or members thereof, and keep leco and of the proceedings thereof. To make out appeal, bonds anti issue executions tor unpaid lines and cost.-.. To make ri turns ot all public tin inys in bu limias on. e per fortnight, or whenever re quired. To keep a record of all public cor respondence from liis office or the Hoard in a book kept for ihat [impose. To perform ail such other duties as arc specially enu merated in any otlmr ordinance. Sec 5. And !<• il further ordained, Sic., That any dereliction of duty on tne part o said Clerk whereby any loss may accrue to the public revenue or any specific p rtoiru anc.e may be neglected, shall subject said Clerk to the penalty of a fine, not fin exceed SH), or sucii other penultv as may be meted .n ihe discretion of tlie Hoard. Passed by tlie Board of County Commi - siouers September 9ili. 1874. SPALDING KENAN, Sepl9-tf Clerk and Treasurer. AN ORDiNANCK To be entitled an Ordinance to Iky date (hr Sale md Purchase of Junk. S en s 1. Be it o-darned by the Hoard of County Coni mi sinners, exercising juris fiction in the City of Darien. That any p -rso.i uho shad engage in the purchase a id sale of junk in said city and any one en gaged iu tin; shipping (her .f ska” fir it the md pay for a licence in the sum of Fifty Doll i's; and on ft ilure so to do s'-all - ■ conviction, be fined not exceeding Ffty Dol lars and e- st, for each offenc. and i- •tefnnl- f which, execution shall is ue and I e 1 vi and upon the stock in trade of siv ijn k and >< . Sec. 2. And il is fnrtli r <>d i e’. Ac, rival for the purposes ot this 0 ' l: naree t * following articles shall I e eoipprc* eni 1 e 1 as junk, to wit: old rope, tinware, i <e, b*.,,. oe.wter, copper, b ad, rags, of all binds. > n >i"r, waste cotton, wool, rcsi'i in broken ••uses, glass, or other covnoic.di: v ..f HV-, na ture. And every deal' r b inn sh- >! be.-p a record of all purchases ot jnn: , ' e bi- and .uni qualiM, dale, and ' "111.■ of • •vf- ft-."-., whom the same was 1 1 tail id: vh’cl. mo-’ md which ptemises. shall ie at ad time within le: S' lr 1 le 1 ours, sul ;eet to *be b spt etion of the chair man or any member - 1 ■he hoard a'oivsaid 01 of any officer nf sik 1 city whenever necess ry, for t!> purpt'se ■ ca rying into effect tlie i rovisions of hif ovilinauce; arid refusal so *1 a'lcw s i l in ; ectiou. will subject the ti >rs . sso offend ing. to afile of not more than SLS and all iceuces to sue!} deale.-, sh-i’l be issue 1 with that distinct nnderstand'nir. and shall Vie issued ill and lip lie t". one of Wai -h sh 11 be signed hv tb.e dealer and pi mod on file with t ie clerk of s.rd city. Sec: 3. And be it ordained by th 0 tiic i y idoresaid. That if at any tiaie :• shall become known that any dealer shaft have purchased any junk, the propery of my mill owner, steamboat, vessel, or of th City of Darien, knowing the same to be 11 a the propirfv of the seller, the dealer shah be fined in the sum of not exc“ediivr Fif’v Dollars and said licence inmiedi fely re voked. This condition shall be stated in the licence; and no junk dealer shall be al low. and 10 purchase my jun! fn m any minor without the wri’t-n fifrmissiou of the jia venl or guardian . f said minor. Any on- so ff-tiding shall be rle rued a prim-inle. am njion convicti ui betore said Chniranvn at r Police Doiirt shaft 1 fined in a s-mi no 1 to exceed Fitly Dollars and costs IV re eh of fence and fovfeft his licence. No jitn’-' s (ill be purchased before sunrise . r after sues:-:; nor shall the premises be opened for trans action at snob time under 11 iven.dty ot Twenty-five Dollar* or forfeiture of licence Sec 4. nnd be ii fnitlier ordained 1 v the same authority. That all ordinances or )i rts of ordinances mibtating agaii s this or'd nance 1 0 and the same is herein repealed. Passed by the Board of County Commis sioners 8c ternber 9th. 1874. SPALDING KENAN, SeplO tf Clerk and Treasurer. TAX OKDINANCI . r TMTE F LLOWING IS SECTION THIRD OF 1 TAX ORDINANCE, passed by tile Rurd . f Conntv Oommissiiiiii is, ut the inee inc S< |>tvinb. , r 9t_. 1874: ection 3 And i>e tt further enacted, etc. Thi.t a tux . f Die-balf iif one n r cent, ►hail be levied >n stuck t > be taken cm the Ist September, 1874, and a-certained by ihe oath of Ihe merchant or se 1 r in.less the receiver of returns believes that the amount is not correct; then he rliill pr o.eeil to as sess the same; said tux payable on or before Ist day of October, Sepl2 tf GEORGIA IJclntash County. DV VIRTUE of an order of the Court oi Ordinary of said county, will be so don the first l ues ay ill November next, between the awful hours of safe at theCouit Ilon-e doo. of said county, all the real estate belonging to the estate of James H. Obery, deceased, late of sad county, for the beu.fit of the heirs and creditors. / E R. POPPELL. Adni'r. This 29ih day of S. pt. 1174. LEWIS .lAOKRON, Oct3-td, Ordinary M. O. GEORGIA—McIntosh CoT Ordinary's Orrici Or Said County. TJEXJAMIN McbON \LD, Administrator on the 1 ’ Estate of David Allen, deceased, late of said conntv, having petitioned to be discharged from said Administration, all woo are concerned are required within ihe time fixed by law to show cause if any they have, why the sai l Benjamin McDonald should not be discharged according to the prayer of bis pe tition. Given nnder tr.v bund and sea] of office, this 6th day of .r.ugast 1874. LEWIS JACKSON, Aug. 8-3sn- Ordinary, M. C. Attention The WnJe of has f A. & It. STRAIN, DARIEN, CA,, Keep constantly on hand, HEIST IDY-MAI MUM. AND Furnishing Goods, BUY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Wood and Willow ware, Hardware^ A line npsol'tmeiit nf Tal>!o and Pock et Cutiery, Tin-W tire, N uis. I'.ir '.at's 1111 j.llovel Blind (jla*.s ware, Foot-'., s, Brnimis, Brusti'.-.-, Bucket 8, Wash Tulls, Wash Ii ;.. N, Wfiftb Baskets, Blower-Bids, Soiice- P'lliS, linpe, Hnlloo \v nre, K rose no, Oik lucks. A; ,ot A. & R. STRAIN'S NEW STORE, OR BROAD AND JA KSON STS. Hail' 1 es. Bn .Irq Spa.., Ha ties*-, Car {-ft B a;*, Trunks, Uml>r< Bas, Oi'iiolsteio. s, aiol A (ie.se, at (.'or*-er 1 r a tut*i Jaeksons S'r. . s. Have just rectived a ft - -h O* of EQCERIES, CiaARS, TOBACCO &C. N'V 1 -, Camlips, Sjiift s, j’ nf j CoCVp, Sugars au ' riyuips, B li nn, Flour, Cn’ii Oats, iMoai, Grist, mid N. rt 11ei'ti mill E si. in liny, Lilll'd, Sal!. ALSO, A iti ip'stock ni CIGARS always on anil. D.scouni by the dollar's wo,; tb >l' In-X. Ih. aMi lition (if UMBER C LITERS, FARMERS, an'l nil iti mail of any of the above ai'Mi-les, are especially cal Uni to their new st ck, All will do well to CALL and examine their well-selected stock before purchas ing elsewhem This store is under the immedi ate supervision of Robert Strain, junior partner, assisted by tka genial and pleasant D. WEBSTER DAVIS Terms— STRICTLY CASH. We defy oompetition, believing tout with our ad vantages we can afford to soil GOODS as LOW as any dealer ;u Southern Georgia. We DELEVER all goods ptu’cbu3tii by citizens in town or those on R-o Ridge, free of charge. TRY US. A, & B. STRAIN My 3-ly.